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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 874

Words 8731–8740

Meaning and examples

to implement the renovation

genba no iken o kiita ue de, kaishuuojissoushimasu.

After hearing the views from the field, we implement the renovation.

💡 Common phrase with 改修 (renovation / repair).

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there is a meeting about rebuilding

maitoshi kono jiki ni kaichikunokaigigaarimasu.

Every year at this time there is a meeting about the rebuilding.

💡 Common phrase with 改築 (rebuilding).

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there is a meeting about building extension

seishiki na tsuuchi o ukete kara, zouchikunokaigigaarimasu.

After receiving formal notice, there is a meeting about the building extension.

💡 Common phrase with 増築 (building extension).

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there is a meeting about removal

kaigi no boutou de, tekkyonokaigigaarimasu.

At the start of the meeting, there is a meeting about the removal.

💡 Common phrase with 撤去 (removal / demolition).

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there is a meeting about withdrawal

hikitsugi no ikkan toshite, tettainokaigigaarimasu.

As part of the handover, there is a meeting about the withdrawal.

💡 Common phrase with 撤退 (withdrawal).

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there is a meeting about retraction

kigen ni yoyuu o mite, tekkainokaigigaarimasu.

Leaving room before the deadline, there is a meeting about the retraction.

💡 Common phrase with 撤回 (retraction).

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giving back is important

renkyuu ga aketara, henjougataisetsudesu.

After the long weekend, the giving back matters.

💡 Common phrase with 返上 (giving back / forgoing).

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there is a meeting about resignation

kankeisha ni shuuchi shita ue de, jishokunokaigigaarimasu.

After informing everyone concerned, there is a meeting about the resignation.

💡 Common phrase with 辞職 (resignation).

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downfall is important

seishiki na tsuuchi o ukete kara, shikkyakugataisetsudesu.

After receiving formal notice, the downfall matters.

💡 Common phrase with 失脚 (downfall).

Meaning and examples

loss (of trust is important

nenmatsu no hanbouki o sakete, shittsuigataisetsudesu.

Avoiding the year-end busy season, the loss (of trust matters.

💡 Common phrase with 失墜 (loss (of trust/prestige)).

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